What are the dangers of early pregnancy abortion? There are 5 major dangers

After an early miscarriage, the endometrium may be damaged due to incomplete miscarriage, or even uterine perforation and cervical adhesion. Some women may also experience a series of complications such as irregular menstruation, abdominal pain, and even infertility after miscarriage, which is very harmful to women.

If some women get pregnant unexpectedly without any pregnancy plan, they usually choose to terminate the pregnancy by abortion, which is mainly divided into medical abortion and artificial abortion. Although at present, abortion is a very minor operation and generally does not have serious consequences. However, if some doctors operate improperly or the surgical instruments are not thoroughly sterilized, it is easy to cause harm to women. What are the dangers of early pregnancy abortion?
1. Incomplete abortion <br/>After an early pregnancy abortion, an incomplete abortion may occur due to an operational error during the operation, that is, some unexpelled embryonic tissue remains in the uterus. Once the abortion is incomplete, it will cause pain in the abdomen from time to time, leaving a root of disease, which will directly affect the normal life in the future. Therefore, it is necessary to observe the symptoms after the abortion. If you find any abnormal situation, you should seek medical treatment in time to perform a second uterine curettage operation to avoid adverse consequences.
2. Cause cervical diseases <br/>During the abortion operation, improper operation may cause the soft and thin uterine wall to be pierced, resulting in uterine perforation. After uterine perforation, the patient is likely to experience cervical dilation, which can easily cause infection in the cervix, leading to cervicitis or cervical erosion and other diseases.
3. Irregular menstruation <br/>Some women may experience lochia or irregular menstruation after abortion. These situations are caused by the endometrium being damaged and not yet restored to normal function. If irregular menstruation is not treated for a long time, it may affect women's normal physiology and even cause infertility.
4. Postoperative sequelae <br/>If the hospital or medical institution where the abortion is performed is not formal, or the equipment prepared is not thoroughly disinfected, it may lead to failure of the operation or vaginal infection. Even the cervix of some parturients may be invaded by bacteria, which will continue to multiply, leading to aggravated inflammation in the uterus and severe abdominal pain.
5. Cause uterine adhesions <br/>After an abortion, there may be sequelae such as uterine adhesions, which are caused by infection. Improper postoperative care can also lead to cervical infection and uterine adhesions, which will directly affect the future fertility of pregnant women.